As Chennai braces for the intensifying northeast monsoon, Tambaram Corporation has launched a new app, ‘Voice of Tambaram,’ to streamline relief efforts and coordinate volunteers. The app allows residents to report monsoon-related issues and register to assist in relief work, improving response times and resource allocation.
Residents of Pammal and Anakaputhur in Chennai are set to see some relief as the Tambaram Corporation has allocated 75 lakhs for road repairs. These roads were damaged during the construction of sewage drains, causing inconvenience and safety concerns for residents. The corporation plans to repair damaged stretches in Pammal and Anakaputhur within a few weeks, aiming to improve daily commutes and enhance overall infrastructure.
The Tambaram Corporation in Chennai is facing a multitude of challenges, including a growing stray dog population, water tax disputes, and staffing shortages. While the corporation plans to address these issues, concerns remain regarding the effectiveness of their solutions.
Tambaram Corporation in Chennai has been actively combating illegal dumping of sewage, garbage, and construction debris. In the past four months, they have collected over 2 lakh in fines from 63 lorries caught violating regulations. The corporation has also implemented measures like licensing private sewage tankers and mandating GPS tracking to prevent such illegal activities.
